In the last post we see how to create Maven Project for WebDriver from eclipse. Now let's configure same Webdriver Maven Project on Jenkins.
http://jenkins-ci.org/
Running Jenkins as War file
You can run jenkins using war file, if you are doing it you don't need any slave to start on machine. Running Jenkins as Windows Service
If you have installed Jenkins as Windows Services then you need to Start Slave and Bind you project to that slave.
Setup Jenkins on Windows
download the jenkins from following locationhttp://jenkins-ci.org/
Running Jenkins as War file
You can run jenkins using war file, if you are doing it you don't need any slave to start on machine. Running Jenkins as Windows Service
If you have installed Jenkins as Windows Services then you need to Start Slave and Bind you project to that slave.
Create/Run Slave Node
If Jenkins is installed as Windows Services you need to start the JNLP slave node on machine where you need to execute your test cases. Follow the process to create node.- Go to Manage Jenkins->Manage Nodes and Click on New Node
- Enter the Node Name and choose Dumb Slave
Create Jenkins Slave node for WebDriver Execution - Enter the information as mention in the screenshot
Configure Node for WebDriver - After saving node will be listed under Nodes
All Available Nodes in Jenkins - Start the node by Running displayed command in CMD
Starting JNLP Node in Jenkins - if everything has been done correctly if you will able to see small java program running
Connected JNLP Node
Configure Maven in Jenkins
Before you create a new Job for Maven WebDriver Project, let's configure Maven in jenkins
Go to Manage Jenkins->Configure System and Provide Installation directory for JDK and Maven as mention in screenshot below
Go to Manage Jenkins->Configure System and Provide Installation directory for JDK and Maven as mention in screenshot below
Configure JDK and Maven in Jenkins |
Create New Job on Jenkins
Now let's create the new Job for Project- Go to Home page and click on New Job
Create Jenkins Job for Maven WebDriver Project - Restrict the job to run on the Slave Node we created
Configure WebDriver Project to run on Specific Node - Click on Use custom workspace and Mention your workspace location und Directory
- Provide the path of pom.xml in Root POM and provide Test in Goals and Options
Provide Maven Goal in Jenkins
2 comments:
Hi Gaurang,
Could you please explain the advantage of jenkins integration with webdriver
How to make Jenkins build fail, when selenium reports back "no such element"
I am currently running some Selenium Webdriver scripts on my build pipeline in Jenkins. Say for example, I have a script line which clicks on the Login button. Due to some change the login button's xpath as changed. Though my scripts stops stating "no such element" - the CI tool Jenkins reports back stating "BUILD SUCCESS". Is there a way to make it fail instantly? If so how to do it?
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